Favourite Whisky

[MauriceMynah]

Well with rums, sadly my favourite isn't available any more. Lambs Navy Neaters. (100 proof, 50% abv) Like Woods 100, but far smoother.

To Ian, I was there in 2001/2002, working on the 39th floor. I was working there when the 9/11 twin towers attack happened. Rather a nervous time!!

[Wyndham]

10 hours ago, Chelsea14Ian said:

Now Grace what's your favourite  wine...

"I wanna go to Lakeside" 

 ( the old ones are the best) 

[Chelsea14Ian]

No Bluewater 

[TeamElla]

18 hours ago, Wonderwall said:

My least faviroute I think . Too peaty and tastes like medicine for me. 

But that is the beauty of whisky, and life , we don't thankfully al like the same thing . 

My mum always said that I should take my medicine!

I'm with deebee on this one

Smokeee...

 

[Wonderwall]

Oops 

Just been pointed out about my spelling in the title!!!  And I was sober, promise 

How embarrassing , that's what happens when you rely on auto correct!!!!!

Its not even close , what an idiot!!!!

[deebee29]

10 minutes ago, Wonderwall said:

Oops 

Just been pointed out about my spelling in the title!!!  And I was sober, promise 

How embarrassing , that's what happens when you rely on auto correct!!!!!

Its not even close , what an idiot!!!!

Edited the title for you Neil 

[Gracie]

Neil, I'm so sorry but just couldn't resist, of course you were sober  I am so guilty of making terrible spelling mistakes, I expect the next one to be pouinted oot viry soon lol

Grace

[Chelsea14Ian]

Prus ness

[Wyndham]

41 minutes ago, Wonderwall said:

Oops 

Just been pointed out about my spelling in the title!!!  And I was sober, promise 

How embarrassing , that's what happens when you rely on auto correct!!!!!

Its not even close , what an idiot!!!!

I really wanted to point that out last night, just couldn't do it.

Nice hands up Wonderwall.

[SteveO]

Mmmmmm good question. I am currently enjoying a bottle of Jim Beam which was a birthday present from my sister.  Single malts: The Macallan, Highland Park to name but 2. Everyday drinking (well not every day) Famous Grouse.  I don't really like the overly peaty, iodised Islay type malts, such as Laphroag  and Lagavulin, which remind me of siphoning diesel.  I have enjoyed Japanese whisky from Suntory in the past and am not averse to the occasional Irish whiskey  which is generally smoother and sweeter than Scotch.

On the question of water/ice. I attended a whisky-tasting event a couple of years ago and one of the key takeaways from that was that some styles of whisky are better consumed neat whilst others definitely need a judicious addition of water to let the flavour out.

Cheers!

Steve